Request: VirtualBox Image ??
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17 years 6 months ago #1259
by Nick J.
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I'm going to give this a go. follow on question: This would run as a 'virtual liveDvD' no? (regarding setting up RAMDisk, complications in preserving settings, etc.)
I should be able to go about doing a \"virtual\" HDD install from the mounted LiveDVD, thus creating a VirtualBox installed version, rather equivalent to the VMWare distribution, right? I could work around the \"Virtual LiveDVD\" limits, but I'd imagine if the performance progression is HDD Install > LiveDVD > VM version, then a VM'd LiveDVD wouldn't be much of an improvement.
I should be able to go about doing a \"virtual\" HDD install from the mounted LiveDVD, thus creating a VirtualBox installed version, rather equivalent to the VMWare distribution, right? I could work around the \"Virtual LiveDVD\" limits, but I'd imagine if the performance progression is HDD Install > LiveDVD > VM version, then a VM'd LiveDVD wouldn't be much of an improvement.
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17 years 6 months ago #1260
by Joël Cugnoni
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Replied by Joël Cugnoni on topic Re:Request: VirtualBox Image ??
Hello,
I use exactly the same procedure to create VMWare version:
1) create a VM (disk, settings etc..)
2) boot VM from LiveDVD & install as on a real PC
That's it!
I use exactly the same procedure to create VMWare version:
1) create a VM (disk, settings etc..)
2) boot VM from LiveDVD & install as on a real PC
That's it!
Joël Cugnoni - a.k.a admin
www.caelinux.com
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